Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13

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turvsy IN . mad search for he missine evidsSca
agaa At TIE requsst q The ssates attorney, until
papers should have been stolen with ths guaros
Swoys ABOUT The once, but the papers Are not 70
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cArsss 4 rcRrun DECLINE m TsR sfocK ASD
VIII esGoceIr AFFECT DAIruMoRg AND S0ano
1oPknO UNIvRnsrY.
Al the close OF the Baltimore sock board yesfor.
dv Baltimore and Ohio shares sold ct 400, and
later los Wa bid and ITO asked Ten shares were
sold at lo& The passing Of the Dividend dsprves
the city OF Baltimore Of sls0,ooo. which was e.
pecteo 70 meet appropriations and Mayor Hodges
stated that VIII necesatate an incrsase Of on
property In the cty, and Il second divtdend shall
oe paseso eos ne that amount win be necessary 70
meet the requirements OF the city. The Johns
The estate Includes lsO3S shares OF the Baltimore
ana ONO s!ock: Inc secretary OF the university
tsussees saao: Ins Johns hopkins investment In
duced an Income Of 100000 annualy-more than
nan OF tne university income OF S22S 600 Tue DE-
veiopment OF the university may be curtailed, but
cumulated . reserve FUND OF 100000 which the
trustees may conclude 70 fall back upon" The
and Ohio once on sasurdsy ossoSer rs Is o''
DIRECTORY EXPLANATION.
M. Jas Carey Coale, OF the finance committee.
said: THE passing OF the dividend was approved
by all OF the directors after the situation was ex.
planned The financial status OF the company ID
decidedly good. and IN the midst OF TIE changes
that Is going on. 1t was decided 70 be better for
the company TO pass this dividend and TO hold on
70 what V In the treasury: The Hopkins untvss.
Baltimore and Ohio stock, but the trustees grace
t0ny accepe the passing OF the dividend, and win
90 rhe nsy nave 10
that IL was the best course to take under the CIR.
cumstanceA The negotiations with the SIC, 600.
mittee could only report progress In that matter,
but At the next board meeting there WI probably
Mr.. Chas Selden win continue in the service OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as general super.
intendent " the railroad telegraph.
the departments expect large rsduesio s 70 D.
made Ia their working force, and this Is In It's I'm.
mediate results the most serious feature In the
the Western Union Will not need the services Of
more than one-frth OF the Baltimore and Ohio
employes throughout the country. and that prob.
In Baltimore alone.
Nh GARRETT WILL NOW ENJOY SOME rnHAsAx1
SHOOTING.
A Baltimore paper to-day says: Mr.. Garrett
drove into the city In the afternoon and stopped
AZ Inc Aaryiano Clup, where ne met NUMBER ol
his friends, with whom he talked In the buoyan,
manner Characteristic OF him. All OF those who
met him thought he was looking very well II
was reported that he would probably spend the
winter travelling, but that he had not fully de-
cided upon bis plans yet. In the meantime he
Will enjoy the sport OF pheasant shooting st Up
lands where he has preserve. Gen. 2. C. Ia.
trobe and other gentlemen have been invited q
take part In the shooting. As TO MI. CARROTS
statement with regard TO himself and the Attain
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Company, Q very init.
mate friend he IN n n AZ
the proper time but that II would not be Adyisa.
bic TO say any ling now. When the excitement
Is over and everything Is going along smoothly
Nj. Garrett Will make his statement He cannot
say anything at the present time without running
the risk OF tnIU-ing the road, and thereby dam
aging the Garrett interests